Commemoration and Processes of Appropriation: The Italian Communist Party and the Italian Resistance (1943–48) Andrea Cossu. 2011. Commemoration and Processes of Appropriation: The Italian Communist Party and the Italian Resistance (1943–48). Memory Studies. 4(4):386-400.
Holocaust Memory in Recent Polish Literature: Andrzej Bart’s Fabryka Muchołapek and Piotr Paziński’s Pensjonat Renata Plaice. 2012. Holocaust Memory in Recent Polish Literature: Andrzej Bart’s Fabryka Muchołapek and Piotr Paziński’s Pensjonat. Journal of European Studies. 42(1):34-49.
Oral History in Historical Archaeology: Excavating Sites of Memory Gabriel Moshenska. 2007. Oral History in Historical Archaeology: Excavating Sites of Memory. Oral History. 35(1):91-97.
Memory Brokers, Shameful Pasts, and Civil War Commemoration Lori Holyfield, Clifford Beacham. 2011. Memory Brokers, Shameful Pasts, and Civil War Commemoration. Journal of Black Studies. 42(3):436-456.
Television Tension: National Versus Cosmopolitan Memory in a Co-Produced Television Documentary Tamar Ashuri. 2007. Television Tension: National Versus Cosmopolitan Memory in a Co-Produced Television Documentary. Media, Culture & Society. 29(1):31-51.
Remembering the Nakba in Hebrew: Return Visits as the Performance of a Binational Future Alain Epp. Weaver. 2007. Remembering the Nakba in Hebrew: Return Visits as the Performance of a Binational Future. Holy Land Studies: A Multidisciplinary Journal. 6(2):125-144.
How History Takes Place: Sacralized Landscapes in the Croatian-Bosnian Border Region Michaela Schäuble. 2011. How History Takes Place: Sacralized Landscapes in the Croatian-Bosnian Border Region. History & Memory. 23(1):23-61.
Is There a Duty of Memory? Reflections on a French Debate Myriam Bienenstock. 2010. Is There a Duty of Memory? Reflections on a French Debate Modern Judaism. 30(3):332-347.
Response to Sławomir Kapralski Ewa. Wolentarska-Ochman. 2006. Response to Sławomir Kapralski. History & Memory. 18(1):195-197.
Squiggle Evidence: The Child, the Canvas, and the "Negative Labor" of History Lisa Farley. 2011. Squiggle Evidence: The Child, the Canvas, and the "Negative Labor" of History. History & Memory. 23(2):5-39.
